AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWater & Housing: GWI says it will drill 14 new wells for housing developments in Regions Three and beyond, with work possibly starting in October/November as residents in some schemes continue to face unreliable supply. Roads & Drainage: VP Bharrat Jagdeo reports widening, paving, drainage upgrades and new bridges advancing in Annandale and Coldingen on the East Coast Demerara to improve access and water management. Aviation & Jobs: Air Services Limited (ASL) plans Guyana’s first Fixed-Base Operator facility for business jets, alongside fleet expansion that it says has boosted schedules and could create about 150 jobs. Energy & Cost Pressure: GUYOIL raised fuel prices up to 13% amid Middle East-driven supply strain, adding to the pressure on households and businesses. Oil Skills Push: President Ali says Guyana is moving toward a specialised STEM school with Exxon partnership to build long-term technical capacity. Tourism & Local Business: Melissa Noel will host SOTIC 2026 (Oct 5–9) and Aagman Restaurant opens a second location in Vreed-en-Hoop, highlighting growth in the tourism value chain. Road Safety Tech: More traffic enforcement cameras are expected to be operationalised before year-end, expanding SRIS coverage to deter speeding and improve enforcement. Governance & Oversight: Auditor General Deodat Sharma says contractors have recovered or cleared all overpayments from previous audit cycles, as the Audit Office moves toward faster, real-time checks. UN & Regional Security: OAS member states call for renewal and full deployment of Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force mandate, linking security and elections as urgent priorities.
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